Little Girl Has Hilarious Reaction to 'Spicy' Sparkling Water

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When a young girl in Arizona tried sparkling water for the first time, she had a hilarious reaction, calling it “spicy.”

Heather Goodman posted the video on her Instagram, which shows her two-year-old daughter Jade’s highly unimpressed reaction to her dad’s offer of a sip.

According to Jade’s father, Bryant Goodman, who recorded the video, “she has avoided sparkling water and any other kind of ‘spicy’ (carbonated) beverage ever since.”

This hilarious reaction video has since gone viral, with over 60,000 likes on the original post. Credit: Heather Goodman via Storyful

Video Transcript

BRYANT GOODMAN: Is it good?

JADE GOODMAN: No, it's spicy!

BRYANT GOODMAN: [LAUGHS]

Is it good?

JADE GOODMAN: No, it's spicy!

BRYANT GOODMAN: [LAUGHS]

Is it good?

JADE GOODMAN: No, it's spicy!

BRYANT GOODMAN: [LAUGHS]

Is it good?

JADE GOODMAN: No, it's spicy!

BRYANT GOODMAN: [LAUGHS]

Is it good?

JADE GOODMAN: No, it's spicy!

BRYANT GOODMAN: [LAUGHS]

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